Good morning list,
I had another realization about the use of punishment in a multiparticipant (n
> 2) setting.
And it has to do with contracts that have a sort of "shared ownership".
Consider HTLC outputs.
Such outputs have shared ownership, as the offerer of the HTLC will be able to
reclaim
Good morning list,
> witness:
> "sig(A, hash_type=SINGLE|ANYPREVOUTANYSCRIPT|NONE) sig(P, hash_type=SINGLE)"
> (Alice commitment signature)
I realized that this would not work.
Alice can simply sign `sig(A, hash_type=ALL)` instead at this stage, as she is
the only signatory to the `
ZmnSCPxj via Lightning-dev
writes:
> Good morning Atoine,
>
> Thank you for your proposal.
>
>> Eltoo has been criticized to lower the cost for a malicious party to
>> test your monitoring of the chain. If we're able to reintroduce some
>> form of punishment without breaking transaction symmetry
